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Podnosis

Fierce Healthcare

Podnosis: the pulse of the healthcare industry. Every week, journalists from Fierce Healthcare dive into some of the industry’s biggest trends. We talk to the experts about what’s important now so you can prep for the future. Hear about all things healthcare, from physician practices to hospital chains and insurance giants—and those that mix all three—plus the tech they use, disruptors looking to compete and people moving the sector forward. Follow Podnosis on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or

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15:38

Claritev’s rebrand aims to bring clarity to health...

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2025/04/21

In a recent sponsored episode of Podnosis, Claritev executives broke down the company’s rebrand from MultiPlan, its legacy of payer-provider engagement, and the growing role of data transparency in employer-sponsored health care. David Murtagh, vice president of Product Management for Data & Decision Science, said the shift to Claritev reflects the company’s expanded focus beyond payers to include providers, employers, consultants and government entities. “We’re trying to

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30:25

A look at the gaps in eating disorder care

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2025/04/16

Nearly 30 million Americans will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. Unfortunately, there aren’t enough providers who know how to treat these complex conditions. What care is available is largely inaccessible, often for financial or geographical reasons. Equip, a virtual provider of eating disorder treatment services, recently ran a survey of nearly 500 people who have been in or are currently in treatment. To understand the striking findings, Fierce Healthcare's Anastassia

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17:45

How Oura is making the jump from consumer wellness to...

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2025/04/09

The use of wearable devices continues to rise, and as consumers become comfortable with the array of wellness features they offer, these companies are turning their eyes to healthcare. The team at Oura, which offers a smart ring that tracks sleep and physical activity, has built relationships with health plans by digging deeper into the connection between sleep habits and chronic disease. In this week's episode of "Podnosis," Senior Writer Paige Minemyer sat down with Jason Oberfest, vice president

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8:28

How AI is Revolutionizing Healthcare: Improving...

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2025/04/07

In this episode of Podnosis, Chris Hayden from Fierce spoke with Micheal McComber, Principal Solutions Architect at TTEC Digital, about how AI is transforming healthcare by enhancing patient and provider experiences. TTEC Digital specializes in optimizing patient interactions with digital solutions that ensure first-call resolution and streamlined provider support. McComber highlighted three major challenges in healthcare: rising costs, data security, and workforce shortages. He explained that AI

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13:17

A look inside the accelerator at Healthworx

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2025/04/02

There is no shortage of startups and new entrants popping up in healthcare. But what do these young companies need to know to set themselves apart from the pack? That’s one key focus of the team at Healthworx, a Blues plan-backed investment firm and accelerator that seeks to turbocharge the latest innovations. Senior Writer Paige Minemyer sat down with Soo Jeon, the head of the accelerator at Healthworx, to dig into how the team works with burgeoning startups and what results they’ve

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37:06

Caring for high-need, high-cost populations in...

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2025/03/26

Dual-eligible beneficiaries are among the most expensive and complex patients out there. The costliest 5% of dual-eligibles drive more than 40% of Medicare spend. But addressing their medical, behavioral and social needs is far from simple. Community-based organizations could use extra help. From coordinating billing to telemedicine to care navigation, Pair Team claims to offer just that. It does so through California's Medi-Cal Community Care Hubs model. To break this down, Senior Writer Anastassia

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21:42

Fierce 15 of 2025: A breakdown

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2025/03/19

Fierce Healthcare unveiled its seventh annual Fierce 15 earlier this month, introducing the 2025 class of 15 companies bringing innovation and bold ideas to healthcare. Executive Editor Heather Landi and Senior Writer Paige Minemyer sit down to chat about the evolution of the Fierce 15 project over the past seven years, how it has become more competitive and how the virtual care boom during the COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a new generation of companies. Telehealth seemed novel in 2019 but has now

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7:49

The future of immunotherapy: a game-changer in cancer...

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2025/03/17

In a sponsored episode of Podnosis, host Chris Hayden speaks with Dr. Steven O’Day, chief medical officer at Agenus, about the latest advancements in immunotherapy. With more than 30 years of experience in oncology, O’Day discusses how immunotherapy is changing cancer treatment and providing new hope where traditional methods, such as chemotherapy and radiation, often fall short. Unlike conventional treatments that directly attack cancer cells, immunotherapy strengthens the body’s

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23:50

Ways providers can simplify patient billing

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2025/03/12

It’s no secret that health insurance is among the most complex parts of healthcare. With many parties involved, and evolving approaches to plan design, patients today are often confused and frustrated by their billing experience. Some health tech companies, like Inbox Health, help providers communicate more proactively with patients about what they might owe and what repayment options are available to them. To explain the current trends in patient billing, senior writer Anastassia

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25:57

What’s next for digital health investing in 2025?

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2025/03/05

Digital health venture capital funding cooled off in 2024 following the fever pitch of investment from 2020 to 2022. But investors still see bright opportunities for the sector. Digital health startups banked $10.1 billion in venture funding in 2024, down from $10.8 billion in 2023 but higher than 2019's funding total. Several key trends shaped digital health investment in 2024: a handful of large, more established players dominated healthcare innovation headlines and heavyweight investors drove

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27:47

AI, AI & more AI: The biggest topics from ViVE 2025

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2025/02/26

Health tech experts and leaders descended on Nashville last week to discuss the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the digital health sector. Senior Editor Heather Landi, Senior Writer Paige Minemyer and Staff Writer Emma Beavins were on-site for several days of panels, meetings and deep dives. This week, they sit downto take a look back at the trendiest topics from the show floor. (Hint: It’s AI, of course). To learn more about the topics in this episode: ViVE 2025 roundup: Lumeris

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22:41

How do certified community behavioral health clinics...

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2025/02/19

Over the past decade, emergency room visits for mental health-related needs have soared. But the ER is often not the only option for treatment. Certified community behavioral health clinics, or CCBHCs, provide evidence-based care for mental illness and substance use disorder. There are hundreds of these centers around the U.S. today. Fierce Healthcare’s Anastassia Gliadkovskaya speaks to Chuck Ingoglia, president and CEO of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, about the CCBHC model, how

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27:03

The business case for investing in women’s health

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2025/02/12

Women make up half the U.S. population and make most healthcare decisions. Yet only 2% of VC dollars go toward women’s health. A recent report, released at this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, lays out the high-growth potential of the women’s health market and its promised return on investment. The report was published by nonprofit Women’s Health Access Matters (WHAM) and KPMG. Fierce Healthcare’s Anastassia Gliadkovskaya speaks to two leaders involved:

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How Congress may approach healthcare reform under Trump

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2025/02/05

With the election over and President Donald Trump officially inaugurated, all eyes in healthcare are turning toward how the sector might change. But as the first two weeks of his second term showed, keeping up with Trump’s actions—and their ramifications—requires full-time focus. In this episode, Fierce Healthcare’s Noah Tong speaks with health policy expert Andrew Schwab to help us break through the noise on Capitol Hill and better understand Republicans’ upcoming

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25:21

Dr. Biden, payer no-shows and tech M&A talk: The...

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2025/01/29

Another year at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference is in the books. Fierce Healthcare’s Executive Editor Heather Landi and Senior Writer Paige Minemyer made the trek to San Francisco and after the event, sat down to discuss the biggest themes coming out of the conference. While major payers skipped out on attending this year, health tech companies, health systems and insurtechs all made appearances to share their latest updates with investors. In this episode, we’ll also share more

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27:36

Learnings from Indiana's behavioral health system...

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2025/01/22

The U.S. is in the throes of a mental health crisis. Deaths from drugs, alcohol and suicide more than doubledbetween 2000 and 2017 and continue to rise. As the largest payer of behavioral health services in the country, Medicaid is crucial to serving society’s most vulnerable. But the infrastructure and funding for these services varies by state. Indiana, which had ranked low in national mental health rankings, established a behavioral health commission in 2020. The group was charged with

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26:35

Regulatory How hospitals can avoid common price...

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2025/01/15

Price transparency has been a regulatory priority over the past several years. While providers have had time to adapt and adjust, there remain common challenges that many run into as they look to comply with regulatory requirements. Senior writer Paige Minemyer sat down with Turquoise Health’s AVP of Channel Sales Joe Wisniewski to outline these challenges, how hospitals can get ahead of the curve and lessons that payers can take away as regulations tighten for them, too. To learn more about

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Fierce Health Payer Summit Recap: What does an ideal...

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2025/01/08

Fierce Healthcare hosted the second annual Fierce Health Payer Summit in November. Top leaders and decision-makers in the healthcare and payer industry convened in Austin, Texas, for two days of discussions. During the event, Fierce’s Emma Beavins interviewed several panelists on the show floor about what they think the ideal payer of the future looks like. In this episode, you’ll hear about improving the member experience, reforming prior authorization and leveraging AI. The speakers

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14:59

Zelis' Heather Cox talks interoperability challenges...

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2025/01/06

Heather Cox, president of insights and empowerment at Zelis, discussed the challenges of achieving interoperability in healthcare during a recent podcast. She highlighted technical issues, diverse stakeholder needs and data silos as key obstacles. Cox emphasized the importance of real-time, secure data for payer-member engagement and suggested APIs as a promising solution. She also advised health plans on choosing technology partners and advocated for a data-centric approach to improve patient care

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30:05

Integrating social-emotional learning in child education

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2024/12/18

Our early experiences as kids have a lasting impact on our health and wellbeing. From facing adverse childhood experiences to various social needs, kids are especially vulnerable to their environment, as their brains are still developing. Schools play a crucial role in helping to support kids. However, our education system today does not do enough to equip children to understand their mental wellbeing and emotions. So argues Jessica Gomez, Psy.D., a bilingual psychologist in Texas. Gomez is

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